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T: +31 (0)6 28 10 3778
A: 93A Burg Meineszlaan 3022BD Rotterdam
MATTHEW JULL TO PRESENT A LECTURE, "THE NEW SCALE FOR ARCHITECTURE"
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KUTONOTUK WINS SECOND PRIZE AT THE CENTRAL GLASS ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
Kutonotuk wins 2nd prize at the Central Glass International Competition after presenting their entry at the UIA Congress in Tokyo. The jury included Kengo Kuma, Hiroshi Naito, Taro Ashihara, and members from the Central Glass Co. Ltd, headed by Riken Yamamoto.
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MATTHEW JULL INVITED AS A GUEST CRITIC @ BERLAGE, ROTTERDAM
'Creative Beijing" research studio led by R. Dijkstra with T. Stellmach re-orients the Sijiqing factory to a new cultural incubator.
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MATTHEW JULL COLLABORATES WITH MIT SENSEABLE CITY LAB
As an Urban Research Fellow at the MIT SENSEable City Lab, Matthew Jull co-authors a paper with Carlo Ratti, "Urban Ritual in Rome: Characterizing the City with High-Resolution Cell Phone Data". The work provides an opportunity to study and characterize the dynamics of life in a large, complex city - and is presented at the SIG CHI Workshop in San Jose.
FIRST KICK-OFF MEETING WITH THE DEPT. OF CITY PLANNING VIENNA & WIEN HOLDING
Leena Cho, together with I.S. returns from the Europan 11 ceremony and exhibition in Linz, AT as well as from the workshop with the Dept. of City Planning Vienna and Wien Holding GmbH to proceed the design.
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KUTONOTUK TO PRESENT LIGHTCORE @ UIA CONGRESS IN TOKYO
"Lightcore" is selected as one of top 7 entries for the 46th Central Glass Int'l Competition. It will be presented at the UIA Congress in Tokyo prior to the final announcement of the result!
13:30-17:45
Wed. September 28, 2011
Tokyo International Forum, Hall C
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LEENA CHO INTERVIEWED BY ELA KOREA NO. 263
Print version can be found here
Excerpt can be read here
LEENA CHO WINS EUROPAN 11 VIENNA
Impressively Simple returns from the Europan 11 ceremony and exhibition in Linz, AT as well from the first kick-off meeting with the Dept. of City Planning in Vienna! The proposal of Dreiecksplatz won the unanimously voted First Prize for Europan 11 in Vienna, Austria, announced in December 2011.
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LIGHTCORE IN SHINKENCHIKU
Lightcore is featured in the Shinkenchiku [New Architecture] Magazine December 2011 issue!
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SHIFTBOSTON ADOPTS KUTONOTUK DESIGN ON THEIR T-SHIRTS
Our architectural branding proposal for the Boston City Hall, What the Hell is That?, is now a wearable item!
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KUTONOTUK PRESENTS ARCTIC UTOPIA @ TUZZY LIBRARY, BARROW, ALASKA
Matthew Jull and Leena Cho visit the northernmost city in the USA - Barrow, Alaska. Their research on the arctic landscape and urbanism is funded by two grants from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design.
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LEIDSCHE RIJN PUBLISHED IN TOPOS 77
The masterplan of Leidsche Rijn was launched more than 15 years ago by a process manager trained in landscape architecture and horticulture, Riek Bakker, with Rients Dijkstra of Maxwan as lead masterplanner. It is the largest single urban-planning project in Dutch history to date, aiming to build over 30,000 new houses on the 2,500-hectare VINEX site.
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DUTCH WATER POLICY REVIEW PUBLISHED IN ELA KOREA NO. 265
The feature article under the theme of 'Green Policy' revisits the evolution of national water management and the National Waterplan in the Netherlands, especially the recent shift in their long-term vision in response to the climate change.
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LEENA CHO AND MATTHEW JULL WIN TWO GRANTS FROM THE HARVARD UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL OF DESIGN
A joint research on arctic landscape and urbanism in Barrow, Alaska in light of climate change is funded by the Penny White Grant and Community Service Fellowship.